Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
LEGISLATIVE rnscEEDasGs.

SATURDAY, February 26th.
wores' dentistry bill, No. 81 ,vss passed
10 it, third reading.
In accordance with reqtsest u the the
house the council nturncd council bill
80, repeating the law for imprisonment
for debt, and IL viii no doubt be psssed
now.
A supplemental report Was received from
the governor, in relation TO the insane
asylum commissioner.
Fishers stock bill, "a, was taken up
In the committee of the whole, and
elected considerable discussion in which
the members grew exceedingly warm in
debste.
The following bills we're introduced:
BY Fisher 70 abolish the territorial uni.
versity.
BY Andrews, code bin, in reference "a
legal holidays, making May so.h, Decor
alton day, February I'D, Washington,
birthday, election days and Thanksgiving
legal holidays.
BY Leatherwoed, an act Tor the protec
ton Of bank depositoss.
A motion TO indefinitely postpone coun
Gil bill. No. 80, repealing the two milk
limit Law, in refersnce 70 sheep herding
was made by Fisher and lost by vote o
IA TO 10.
On motion Of Doran, the ruiss wers
suspended and the house returned TO sec
ond reading d bills, when house bill, 50
from the code commission, was taken vi
for its second reading.
On account Of lead pencil erasures and
other irregularities, Doran desired thu
bill recomnitted, but the motion xas yot
ed down, when q recess MAS taken until
O'Clock.
MONDAY, February 2sth.
At the session Saturday afternoon, ths
house passed the Frisco county bill. A
number d other bills were also passed, q,
follows: House bills, 81, "a, n, IS, 81
and council bill 80.
In the council this morning, Blinn, o
the committee on corporations, reportet
unfavorsbly ON house bill 81, relating
to fire insurance, and fsyorably on hoas,
bill 81, to prevent disease among sheep
Cornwall gave notice that he would in
tsodnce bill 10 change the latter name,
Of Robert David and Alice Emily Reese,
10 Postle. As the Harrison bill prohibit.
the changing Of names by territorial leg
islatures, Mr.. Cornwall viii probably no.
introduce the bill.
Bills were introduced:
BY Anderson, No. 90, providing iol
changing the names OF persons. Ths
bill empowers the district courts, undel
conditions, to make the changes.
BY Anderson, No. 20, concerning part
Derhips.
BY Andersn No. II, concerning
mines.
BY Stevens, No. ~, IN act relating 4
the government Of the territory.
BY Robertson, No. 70, concerning j
censes.
BY Drake, No. a Issviding for the in
corporation q 1.ies and towns in the ter
ntory.
K the house Adamson presented . me
mortal from the grand jury and citizens O
Apache county, asking that the selling o
firearms to the Navajo and other Indian,
be made felony.
Ming, Of the committee On irrigation
reported Avorsbly on Andrew bill, re.
lating to rivers, lakes and streams Of the
territory.
Heyne reported fsyossbly O the bill
for the relief Of Samuel Hill On the Nor.
NAL school contract.
Bills were introduced;
By Andrews, No. 80, In reference to
probste courts.
By Scott, OF Pima, No. 81, an act in re-
lation 10 mineral deposits.
BY Gray, No. 90, annexing portion Of
Pima to Cochise county.
BY White, No. 81, TO foster the heYding
of live stock.
BY Ming, No. ~, 10 amend section %,
Of the act establishing the insane asy-
lum.
By Peel, No. 95, from the code commis-
sion, concerning eschezts.
BY Peel, No. s6, from the code commits
sion concerning carriers.
TIE house has passed resolution pro-
viding that no bills shall be introduced
alter Friday, March 4th.
Tuesday, March LIST.
A night session Of the house was held
last night, at which the bill TO abolish the
territorial university was indefinitely post
poned.
Council bill 20. repesling the two mile
limit sheep herding Law, came up for
final passage, when call Of the house
was ordered, Messrs. Cray and Collins
being absent. The sergeant at arms, after
Q search Of an hour and half, reported
that he was unable TO find the absentees,
and the session closed at 10 80.
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